Earlier today, Radar Online published “a blockbuster Star investigation” alleging involvement by the Yankees’ Alex Rodriguez in illegal, high-stakes poker games.

If the phrase “blockbuster Star investigation” makes you skeptical, we don’t blame you. But apparently, MLB’s taking this seriously enough that they’re investigating…and trying to figure out if A-Rod’s actions warrant a suspension. Surprised by all this? You shouldn’t be.

Star magazine is reporting that A-Rod participated in the same illegal poker ring that also included the likes of Tobey Maguire and Ben Affleck. Allegedly.

You haven’t had you fill of hearing about Cameron Diaz feeding A-Rod popcorn at the Super Bowl, right? Good, because she talked about it with David Letterman last night.

There’s only one person in the world who knows how dark things are for LeBron James right now, and he came to the King’s defense.

Poor Robinson Cano: there is absolutely no way you’re getting out of this televised bit of jovial teammate socializing.

The New York Daily News is reporting that the NYPD fixed tickets for celebrities and politicians including New York Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez and former owner George Steinbrenner.

A new unauthorized biography of Derek Jeter promises to reveal some of the less-friendly aspects of his relationship with teammate Alex Rodriguez.

Did you ever get the feeling that Alex Rodriguez doesn’t get somewhat irrationally hated on enough? Well then how’s this: a loophole allowed him to get a sweetheart property tax deal on his $6 million penthouse.

Remember at the Super Bowl, when Alex Rodriguez was spotted by TV cameras getting fed popcorn by Cameron Diaz, and that he supposedly went “ballistic”? Well, A-Rod hiself says he didn’t.

Albert Pujols’ self-imposed deadline to strike a deal with the Cardinals is quickly approaching, and everyone is crunching the numbers. How much is the star worth?